Calley Means

So I went to Stanford.

So I went to Stanford.

So I went to Stanford.

Harvard, darkness. Okay.

Harvard, darkness. Okay.

Harvard, darkness. Okay.

Well, you're asking questions.

Well, you're asking questions.

Well, you're asking questions.

when this young lady over here asked you the question why are you failing the litmus test on jabs but not on fruit loops can i may i respond yes um well let me let me back up jack because you might not know let me just give my story and where my heart is and you can poke wherever you want so that's not good Let's do it. Okay. My sister and I were raised in Washington, D.C.

when this young lady over here asked you the question why are you failing the litmus test on jabs but not on fruit loops can i may i respond yes um well let me let me back up jack because you might not know let me just give my story and where my heart is and you can poke wherever you want so that's not good Let's do it. Okay. My sister and I were raised in Washington, D.C.

when this young lady over here asked you the question why are you failing the litmus test on jabs but not on fruit loops can i may i respond yes um well let me let me back up jack because you might not know let me just give my story and where my heart is and you can poke wherever you want so that's not good Let's do it. Okay. My sister and I were raised in Washington, D.C.

We have wonderful parents. My dad worked as a, grew up in a trailer, worked as an economic advisor for Ford and Rockefeller and was a consultant in Washington, D.C. And my mom was the greatest woman we know. And for whatever reason, my sister and I were very concerned with going up the ladder and achieving good professional success in the traditional sense. So we worked hard.

We have wonderful parents. My dad worked as a, grew up in a trailer, worked as an economic advisor for Ford and Rockefeller and was a consultant in Washington, D.C. And my mom was the greatest woman we know. And for whatever reason, my sister and I were very concerned with going up the ladder and achieving good professional success in the traditional sense. So we worked hard.

We have wonderful parents. My dad worked as a, grew up in a trailer, worked as an economic advisor for Ford and Rockefeller and was a consultant in Washington, D.C. And my mom was the greatest woman we know. And for whatever reason, my sister and I were very concerned with going up the ladder and achieving good professional success in the traditional sense. So we worked hard.

We got out of Stanford. I studied economics and political science. My sister studied biology.

We got out of Stanford. I studied economics and political science. My sister studied biology.

We got out of Stanford. I studied economics and political science. My sister studied biology.

i was really into politics so i went into campaigns right after school and then inevitably a lot of people go into public affairs lobbying consulting things like that so i did that and worked at two companies mercury public affairs and edelman and as i've talked about a lot i definitely saw some of these really dark arts of basically just confusing the american people um about areas like food areas like pharmaceutical products and it was really really dark i didn't put all the pictures together

i was really into politics so i went into campaigns right after school and then inevitably a lot of people go into public affairs lobbying consulting things like that so i did that and worked at two companies mercury public affairs and edelman and as i've talked about a lot i definitely saw some of these really dark arts of basically just confusing the american people um about areas like food areas like pharmaceutical products and it was really really dark i didn't put all the pictures together